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NEW ORLEANS, LA. 



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ALBERT WEIBLEN MARBLE & GRANITE COMPANY, Inc. 



MEMORIAL DESIGNERS 
AND BUILDERS 

521 City Park Ave. 1 5 1 6 Healy Bldg. 

New Orleans, La. Atlanta, Qa. 

Shreveport, La. 



MAUSOLEUMS -:- MONUMENTS 



STATUARY 



BRONZE 



Memorial art is the oldest of all arts, and the most 
universal. It knows no restriction of race, of time, or of 
caste. It is the one lasting and unfailing index of civiliza- 
tion, so much so that it has often been the final resort 
of history. Save for its monuments, more than one nation 
would have perished utterly from human knowledge. And 
we can readily assess the intellectual, material, and cultural 
development on any people by the attention they have given, 
in this particular* to their dead. 

Memorial art possesses, therefore, a background of tra- 
dition, of precedent, and of practice unique among all the 
arts, and far surpassing those of any otlier. It concerns no 
passing custom, whether of weeks or years. It is actuated 
by no transient motive. It derives from the earliest past, 
and is devoted to the farthest future, since it is founded 
un the perpetuation of reverence and devotion, and estab- 
lished in the eternal sequence of love and death. 

Thus the task of the memorial craftsman is not only 
creative, but also, and in the highest degree, practical and 



expressive. He renders personality iinperisliable, and in 
so doing, must conform to artistic and technical laws that 
the test of centuries has accumulated for his guidance. The 
permanent value of a monument rests in the skill and ex- 
perience of the man who selects, desimis, and fashions its 
stone from meaningless form to an undying testimony. 

]"<ir ynuv own security, choose your memorial only on 
that assurance. 

Our designing deiiartmcnt is under the supervision of 
a designer of long experience and established reputation, and 
is highly specialized in all the requirement of memorial 
art and architecture. It is at y<mr service for the produc- 
tioti of original designs, or tlic development of your own 
ideas in accordatice with memorial usage, witliout charge. 

On your retiuest, our representative will call, and give 
you any information y(ju desire concerning tlie selection, 
planning, and placing of ymir memorial. 



MATERIALS 



Through our connections with the various granite and marble centers in this 
country and abroad, we are in a position to furnish the highest quality of 
monument materials. 

Our recent memorials have set a new standard for the artistic use of bronze 
statuary and ornaments in connection with marble and granite. AVe;have 
prepared a special booklet on this subject which w^e will mail upon request. 



REFERENCES 



A list of some of our clients is enclosed with tliis booklet, l^y their per- 
mission, we refer you to them. In this list you may find a friend or an 
acquaintance Avho wnW be glad, w^e are sure, to recommend the work we have 
executed for them during the forty years w^e have l>een engaged in this 
business. 




Interior View of Finishing Plant, New Orleans 



Airplane View of Our Quarry and Finishing Plant at Stone Mountain, Georgia 




One of Our Finshing Plants at Stone Mountain, Ga. 




STERNBERGER MAUSOLEUM, Greensboro, N. C. 




HASSINGER MAUSOLEUM, Birmingham, Ala. 




PENN MAUSOLEUM, Waxahatchie. Texas 



HYAMS MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




LAWRENCE FABACHER MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




BROOK MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




CARBAJAL MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




DOWNMAN MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




WIGHT MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




BOBET MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 



WHITNEY MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




KRUETGEN MAUSOLEUM, Chicago, 111. 



W. p. BURKE MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 




MAMIER and GREENWALL MAUSOLEUMS, New Orleans 



ESPY VAULT SEVEY VAULT 

New Orleans 




B. P. O. E. ELKS MAUSOLEUM, New Orleans 



MAYER SARCOPHAGUS, Mobile, Alabama 




LACOSST MEMORIAL, New Orleans 




MEYER MEMORIAL, Houston, Texas 



STERN MEMORIAL, New Orleans 




MARTIN BEHRMAN MEMORIAL, New Orleans 



KOLZER MONUMENT, Birmingham, Ala 



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PAPWORTH and BECK MEMORIALS 
New Orleans 



SUARES MEMORIAL WOLFSON MEMORIAL 

New Orleans 




ENTRANCE ARCH, VICKSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK, 
U. S. War Department— Vicksburg, Miss. 



GUMBEL FOUNTAIN, Audujon Park, New Orleans 




HIGH ALTAR AND RAIL, CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST 

Plaquemine, La. 

(An example of the Ecclesiastical work we are equipped to execute) 




Ghiberti's "Door of Paradise" from the Baptistery in Florcn:^e. 
Replica in Bronze.